The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-10

French statesman. acknowledging that hs
prayed when no said. II invoke the Lord
God In whom am glad tn believen David
Livingstone, able to CONQUER the lion, able
to conquer the panther, able to conquer / he
SAVAGE, vet conquered by this deMsion. this
hahIcipati1n, this great swindle of the ages.
So when thew find him dead they find him on
his knee. William l., Gladstone, the strong
est intellect in England to-day, unable to re-
sist this chimera, this fallacv, this delusion
Of the Christian RELIGION, gees to the house
Of God every Sabbath, aud often, at tho in
yitation of tho rector, roads the prayers to
the people. o, II those mighty intelects are
overborne by this delusion, what chance II
there for you aud for MOI
iniidsls connot hs Jsnendei on for sta,ifast'
mass In tho nroc In Of their santinants
n oeths n ioo Ii~a si.en,ic wos ed ,vrourh+
rnon Lv tb;s chr;st;anitv That in ,.eaL
,non,ont no ,r;aI onf. INV halle, In ,ha
RIM hos a o'1u j., INV ,itcr,rv ona .m1
i;fo ~ poMssoon On" ~ The most eion',o"t
cho,,,,;nrs 80 ;,,Gda,;tw snepd;n@ he ,,,'nio
iifo wprrin. ogainst Chrstianitv cries o,,t.
.,Tb" ,'a ;ast 81 tbo Scr;ntures ana zoe n,a
Ai,an'n"t ~ y, o,orin,s ;nlido, nn., ,,o, T
th;nt ia ,,o"i, hnva Iva, 10 nca;n.t ,h;s
Sa'ms;a,, % ~ Chr;s,;nn roIig;on nj, nnI
Artor to,t;nm m' ono;mSt christ;ani,v al L. %;s
davs IN lie lat Lrmrs ha crioJ of. .,on,
thon' h,asnhan,sd INT most ;nd,,,,a,t
Inrd Gad i'll, ,,so,s ;s a rasnnn
Il hid. mo fron' Th,, Srovvn vo,toiro tha
mott taio,toJ i,f,ds, Tho worll ayo. so ,,,o
writing two hundred and lfty publications
and tbc most ~ then, Sn;tofnI AGAINST CLr;.,,
t;an;tv h;mself tbe MOTT notor;nns l;hort;na
of the century-one would have thought no
could have been depended upon for steal
fastncss in the Advocacy Of infidelity and In
the war against this terrible chmera, this
delusiou Of the Gospel, But no; in his last
hour he asked for Christian burial, AMI asks
that they give him the sacrament of the
Lord Jesus Christ, WHY, YOU cannot de-
pend upon these first rate infldels--ou can.
not tlepend upon their power to r,sist this
great delusion of Christianity. thomas
Paine the col Of modern siepti a his
birthday celebrated in New .cYork
aud Boston with groat enthusiasm
Thomas Paine, the PARAGON Of Bible
baters-Thomas Paine about whom his
brother infidel, William Carver, wrote in
letter which have mt my house, saving that
he drank a quart of rum day and was too
mean and too dishonest to pay for it-Thom-
as Paine, the alored of modern infdelity-.
Thomas Paine, who stole another mans wife
in England and brought her to this land
Thomas Paine, who was so suualid and so
loathesome and so drunken and so proligate
and so beastly in his habits som times picked
ont OF the dith, sometimes too filthy to bs
picked out-Thomas Paine, one woull have
Thought that he could have zen depended on
for steadfaStness against this great delnsion.
But no In his dying hour he begs the Lord
Jesus Christ for mercy.
Powerful de.usion, all-conuuer.ng delusion,
eortbouok,,r de,rsio, ~, tho t.bris,;o, ro,
i;g,on Voc II COOS an II 10 so ;mnertinant
ond IL &c 90 o "a ~ tb;s cb;mero Of Tho
Gnsnel ,bat hau;,,r snonnnorad Inc areot
fars ond az vo,,n ~ n ,o -. showod in
fornar sor,,oU u ~ ;s NOT so.;sf,nd mil h ba.
conn,ared thn ,,, ne oS of tba World fnoi
ovar tho a vno ,u ~ tb,t ,narr;snout
rmusicoi festiSai I"0 f f., 'na veorl nno IN
NJ, Wi, ,,,ot ~, IS AZ
aro"t ,.uf"r an See rd " ioarr that th ho
ereatest Of ali the suhie,t; we're reIigions
1900 WI. VIC ~ ~ ,,;oht ~, throo
suo Us MnaC was ~ one nisnS Mlen l, Silee
.oSt ,,,,,t o VIZ t,onts, sTero NY l.,
Eawnt" W, Raathoua,, doi,,doI nnt;, ha
wroto tho u;rh Ma II, n No or Hovdn
daudad ,,;th th;s ,.al;,;n,, ,,,tiI hn ,rrnta tha
uCraat;on ~ Hondei iai,, ,ai mn,;, no ,yr Sto
tho oratoros of s.fanhthobn and itEstber,,
and uSau,,t onj aTsraai in Er1y : :, ovid tho
stWess;ahn n, ~ olns;nr' n;rht thrao
tbnusond do,rdad ,"aorIa .,,L3;ror ~ JaIr1
s;n,, - n;ht tho, ps5 do,',dod ,o W "e'u
Va tbis ch;rnara 81 tha c.nsroj j. not cot.
;ssad ,,ntI IL rnns ~, anS bSids ;tIaIf ;mto
a. 800 ,,a,,o,,o,,t arah;t,at',rn 60 ~ soao.
Nc 10 tbo worId !, na1,ar =, s,ot I'd 81 Il WHAT
ora som,e of tho frast hr;idinrs in tbo rorIJS ,
s. PamIs 81 PatorSs tha nS,rcboS ,nj ~
theiraIs If ai, Chrisia ND Voc this inn.
nart;nanca If tho Cos al this rost de,~s;or
l. not sat;s6ad until II nro,iants ;tsoif and IN
nnn y".r n;,os cnntr;h,tes 70 ss S;G 0No A 70
fomo;a,, ,iss;ons thn ,',o,I, rh;ob ;s "
Mac dunreS and fonis ~, tha otbor s;Ja ~ tho
nor,dW nao,,,a we bo,,a ra1,a, Sao,, noIrdaS
49,, pt,In ed,ad m er t Neen
n,oot;ne, wal nv aast IN 7 onSon a. ths
Irnion Nai;coi PRAYER Circla IN worshin
ca Daluded Ia ,,rors tbaIat. ord Coirns
the highest lepa authority in England. the
GOD v;cer 81 fbo +hrona snanding bis vac.
t;on in nreacbino tba GnsnaI Of Jesns Christ
70 Tho moor naon'e Of q .ot,anJ EradaricL
n Fra,;nobnysen onca the Sacpetarv RI
State of the J}nited States an old. fashioned
evangel;caI Christian an elder in the Re
forn,od Ch,,,.I, low Rriobt a deuded
49,, H. yvilson tha Vica- President
y. Iha irritaJ St.+es dringa deindfd Metho-
" IL ~ - i...o t;a,,,;t Eari 81 Kint IRA
g,ss OF y, n.tssa'pto nah,,t,ra Val The canni.
NJ. + q So,.h O., Tho Rm .hman If Terra del
p Ena ~ tbo via ,an of Australia uniting
down the knives of their cruelty, and cloth
ing themselves in decent apparel-all under
the mower of this delusion. Judson, and Doty,
and Abeel and Camp ell, and Will am and
the three thousand missionaries of the cross,
turning their backs on home and civilization
and comfort. and going out among the squalor
of heathenism to receive it, to save it, to
help it. toilinr until they drop into their
graves. diving with no earthly comfort about
them. and going into graves with no appro
nriate ep;taoh. when they nj ,ht have lived
in this country. and lived for themselves
md lived luyuriously, and tean at last put
into brilliant senulchres, What a Gelusion
Yea this deiusi,n of Christian religion
shows itself in the ia It that it goes to those
who are in trouble Now, it is bad enough
to hoat a man when he is well, and when hi
is prosperous: but this religion comes to {
man when he is sick. and saws: "You will b.
well again after while; YOU are going intt
a land where there are no coughs and NJ
nlenrisies ard no copsumptions and NJ
ionouishipp. take courage and bear up.
Yea this awful chimera of the Gospel come
to the moor and IT saws to them; "Yo,
ore on vour way to yast estates and tt
dividends vsdeolarabIe. This delusior
If Cbr;st;antv comes tn the bereft. and i
tails Of raunion hefora tbe throne and of tn
ces alton of nil sorrow. And then to show
thot This deInsion will stop at absolutelj
ell e.,
mourning, goes 70 tne oying oeo anu ms .ae
mian WIN aatisipat,ons. hoW nun oevoo
!. wousa oe W nav nun uie wi'uo o, ay I'M
nope 'han SWINE aht Iats uut SIuh ':,,
Is al, Nothing more ieiS nun. ne WI" n.y.
kno" anytnIn3 again. oho'ei niu, unuel